Headlines for Friday, February 12, 2016:
The budget hole for lawmakers grows by another $400 million. (Tulsa World)
The end of possible tax breaks leads Boeing to cancel projects. (NewsOK)
Governor Fallin’s legal council is leaving his job. (NewsOK)
Oklahoma might be getting into the earthquake insurance business. (Tulsa World)
AG says Oklahoma needs to get in the business of making its own lethal drugs. (News9)
The state’s Attorney General celebrates a court ruling on an anti-abortion law. (KFOR)
Oilman T. Boone Pickens expects oil to start climbing. (Fox25)
Despite wind energy growth, power to the people is lagging. (Journal Record)
Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton addresses health cuts to Oklahoma children. (KFOR)
41 Oklahoma Counties are getting disaster assistance. (Enid News & Eagle)
OG&E is warning of a possible scam against utility customers. (Enid News & Eagle)
The future is looking bright for more small businesses in Oklahoma. (Journal Record)
Expansion at an Enid plant hopes to employ recently laid off workers.(KOCO)
Northwest OKC is getting a 60,000 square foot medical center. (Journal Record)
A northeast OK school district considers moving to four-day week. (News on 6)
Filming for a supernatural crime drama is coming to Oklahoma. (Tulsa World)
The Thunder beats the Pelicans while both teams mourn the recent loss of one of their own. (NewsOK)
